Resources to help women understand the challenges of menopause are being provided online as well as support for mental health. South Africa (16 August 2023) – Menopause, a reality for…
The Bhambayi community in Inanda, KZN, took to the streets last week in peaceful protest to unite against rising crime and to ask the police to move closer to the…
Janine Nel, Director of Teach the Future SA, unpacks how International Youth Day can shape South African youth and what more needs to be done. South Africa (11 August…
While the “Kill The Boer” chant controversy continues to dominate headlines, it’s essential to remember that politicians often employ divisive tactics during campaigns, seeking to sway voters by stirring emotions…
After experiencing iGwijo at Queens College, speaker Kim van Kets delves into the form of song and looks at how it can unify South Africa. Eastern Cape, South Africa…
The proposed warning labels will clearly indicate when food is high in sugar, salt and fat or contains artificial sweeteners, but the sugar industry has warned against “demonising sugar”. …
Standing up for what is right! How one kind comment changed an entire narrative of mean slurs to a stranger on the internet! Western Cape, South Africa (31 July…
The fight continues for the NSPCA who are challenging the cruel act of mass live animal export from South Africa; they are working to prevent cruelty and need a helping…
After stepping away from the grind, a local shrink had some time to think and met a moment of realisation along the way. His conclusion? The best thing to do…
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